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Agricultural Density

The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of land suitable for agriculture.

Arithmetic Density

The total number of people divided by the total land area.

Base Line

A line from east to west founded by the Land Ordinance act in order to facilitate the surveying and numbering townships in the US.

Cartography

The scientific process of drawing, recording, and designing maps.

Concentration

Amount of something spread out over in a given area.

Connections

Associations between items and people across a large space.

Contagious Diffusion

The fast spread of a fad or trend throughout a group of people.

Cultural Ecology

Geographical study or view over the relations between people and their given environment.

Cultural Landscape

The fashioning of a landscape by a cultural group.

Culture

Something that pertains to a group of people which includes beliefs, social forms, and material traits.

Density

The frequency which something exists in a given area.

Diffusion

The act of a spread of a fad or a feature from person to person over time.

Distance Decay

When an action/interaction or activity happens less and less and eventually disappears due to distance between people, plants, animals, ect.

Distribution

The arrangement of features or things across a space.

Environmental Determinism

An old approach that argued that the general laws sought out by human geographers could be found in the physical sciences.

An environmental approach that asks how the environment caused social development.

Expansion Diffusion

The spreading of a fad from one place to another in a process that starts out slow but becomes faster as the fad gains popularity.

Formal Region

A region in which all it's inhabitants share common cultural and/or physical characteristics.

Functional Region

A population that is organized or built around a node.

Geographic Information System

A system that deals with geographic data such as storing, analyzing, organizing, and display.

Global Positioning System

A system that can locate anything on earth through a system of satellites.

Globalization

Something that involves the entire world which results the thing to be considered in a world wide scope.

Greenwich Mean Time

A time zone that has 0 degrees in longitude.

Hearth

A place from which innovation comes from.

Hierarchical Diffusion

The spread of an idea or fad from someone of power down to the people below them.

Hitler

International Date Line

A not-so-straight that mostly follows 180 degrees longitude in which if you cross to the right it increases 24 hr and if you cross to the left it decreases 24 hr.

Land Ordinance of 1785

A law put out in 1785 which separated most of the US into townships to help with the selling of new land to settlers.

Caused one of the other vocab terms.

Latitude

A system of degrees of numbers which illustrate the parallels from north to south on a map or globe.

Flatitude

Location

The point where a certain object, place, or person lies on the Earth's surface.

Longitude

A system of degrees of numbers which illustrate/show the parallels from east to west on a map or globe.